Magnificent Nature and Unique Estates

This is a public park, founded in 1830 and opened at that time by the little princess Victoria. Excellent park and botanical garden 15 minutes walk from the city center. Green lawns, ancient trees, a pond with ducks, The park is large, well-groomed and pleasant.
In the park there is a stage for open-air concerts, in the summer there is a pretty good program - from classical to rock festivals

The appearance of the Roman baths, the city of Bath, and even the emergence of its name is due to the fact that here a hot thermal spring is beating from the earth. The first baths here were built by the Celts. The Romans who came to Britain also considered the place sacred and associated it with the goddess Athena.
All structures are still filled with hot spring water, but you cannot drink water or swim in it here. If you wish, you can drink safe thermal water in the neighboring Grand Pump Room, and swim in the waters of the same source, but safely held - in the neighboring Thermae Bath Spa.

There are many interesting features in the garden, including one of the four remaining Palladio bridges in the world, the Gothic temple, Mrs. Allen's grotto, and a winding lake. Here you can walk along forest paths, relax in stone arbors, or look at the city from one of the hills.
There is no parking in the garden, so it’s better to go there by public transport or on foot.

When you enter Lacock Abbey, there is a feeling of deja vu. This is not a coincidence, there were many films shot here including Pride and Prejudice (1995 version), Harry Potter, The Other Boleyn Girl, and many others.
Nearby is the small village of Lacock, where almost everything is bought by the National Trust of England, and they are diligently trying to maintain the atmosphere of old Victorian England. Houses, thick covered with ivy, old churches, cozy cafés, tea shops, bakeries, some workshops, inns. Here you can take a walk and take beautiful pictures.

It's time to have some food. Pizza now is a great option, and at "Da Luciano" it's cooked amazingly.
Please, note that the place is closed on Sundays and in the evening it opens at exactly 17:00.

Manor Stoorhead in Wilkeshire one of the greatest examples of garden art, which has become a significant contribution to the landscape culture of not only the XVIII century, but also of our time. Once the village was the family estate of the Sturton family, which acquired it in 1448.

The restaurant serves British and Mediterranean dishes. Here you will find amazing burgers, pizza and hake. This place is famous for good almond croissants, ice cream and pudding. From alcohol, you can order a good pink wine, beer or martini.
The prices here are attractive, and the restaurant has a delightful interior. Bon appetit!
Please, note that the restaurant closes at 21:30.

Today was a busy day, so it is time to relax. Tomorrow you will also explore the surroundings of Bristol and the incredible nature of these places and visit the beautiful beach. As well, you will go to the mystical places of Great Britain according to the legend of King Arthur and theories about other dimensions.